SeditionAct1917CentralPowersTheassassinationof ArchdukeFranzFerdinandMilitarismAlliedPowersThey felt it wasa violation oftheir rights,particularly thefirstamendment.EspionageActControlledpublic opinionby increasingsupport for thewarWoodrowWilsonTheodoreRooseveltAvoidentanglingforeignalliancesZimmermanNote1914Sell suppliesand make loansto both Alliedand Centralpowers.OttomanEmpireSussexPledgeGovernment and manycitizens believed theselimitations werenecessary to encouragepublic support for thewar and secure U.S.victory.France1918CPIFourminutemenPropagandapostersSelectiveServiceActThey caused trenchwarfare. Technologieswere becoming toopowerful and deadly,so trenches wereused for protection.SeditionAct1917CentralPowersTheassassinationof ArchdukeFranzFerdinandMilitarismAlliedPowersThey felt it wasa violation oftheir rights,particularly thefirstamendment.EspionageActControlledpublic opinionby increasingsupport for thewarWoodrowWilsonTheodoreRooseveltAvoidentanglingforeignalliancesZimmermanNote1914Sell suppliesand make loansto both Alliedand Centralpowers.OttomanEmpireSussexPledgeGovernment and manycitizens believed theselimitations werenecessary to encouragepublic support for thewar and secure U.S.victory.France1918CPIFourminutemenPropagandapostersSelectiveServiceActThey caused trenchwarfare. Technologieswere becoming toopowerful and deadly,so trenches wereused for protection.

WWI Review Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Sedition Act
  2. 1917
  3. Central Powers
  4. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
  5. Militarism
  6. Allied Powers
  7. They felt it was a violation of their rights, particularly the first amendment.
  8. Espionage Act
  9. Controlled public opinion by increasing support for the war
  10. Woodrow Wilson
  11. Theodore Roosevelt
  12. Avoid entangling foreign alliances
  13. Zimmerman Note
  14. 1914
  15. Sell supplies and make loans to both Allied and Central powers.
  16. Ottoman Empire
  17. Sussex Pledge
  18. Government and many citizens believed these limitations were necessary to encourage public support for the war and secure U.S. victory.
  19. France
  20. 1918
  21. CPI
  22. Four minute men
  23. Propaganda posters
  24. Selective Service Act
  25. They caused trench warfare. Technologies were becoming too powerful and deadly, so trenches were used for protection.